A letter №5

Russia, Chelyabinsk

 Victory Avenue 238.

13.03.2017

Hi dear Anna, I am very sorry that you can't choose a second language to study, but I think then you will be able to choose, because in our world a lot of interesting and useful languages.
I study English already for 6 years, but still not very good. To improve your English level you can go on exchanges to another country and that I will help. I'd like to learn German because it is very interesting, and soon I would like to move to Germany.
Good luck,
Kechaev Vlad

A letter №4

Russia, Chelyabinsk

 Victory Avenue 238.

13.03.2017

Hello Ben, I am very pleased with your letter and I am glad that you decided to participate in the contest. I'm sure that you can win a prize, the most important thing is to believe and you will succeed.

At school we study only English and it's very sad, because I wanted to learn German again because the German language is very interesting and in the future I wanted to go to Germany to live there.

-How many languages do you study at school?

-What other language would you like to speak in addition to English?

-What kind of English-speaking country would you like to visit and why?

A letter №3

№1

1-A

2-D

3-E

4-G

5-F

6-B

7-C

№2

1-F

2-NS

3-T

4-NS

5-T

6-T

7-F

8-NS

A letter

Russia, Chelyabinsk

 Victory Avenue 238.

20.03.2017

Hi, I am very glad to your letter and with pleasure I will answer your questions.

I'm happy for you that you love to travel. I myself love to travel to different countries and learn new things for themselves. I think it is not only interesting but also helpful for companies that would and they also learned new. My favorite place to travel is Germany, because Germany is beautiful and its history is very rich and interesting. My favorite transport is a plane because planes are very fast than any other form of transport.
Where do you like to go to rest?
With whom do you like to go on vacation?
How long have you been relaxing?
Good luck,
Kechaev Vlad

A letter 2

№1

A-1

B-3

C-6

D-2

E-5

№2

A-2

B-1

C-4

D-6

E-3

Russia, Chelyabinsk

 Victory Avenue 238.

13.03.2017

Hello dear friend, I will answer with pleasure to your questions.
It's very sad that you quarreled with your mother. But in this situation, you're wrong because the rodet-lilies need help because they are ours alone, and the film can be viewed at another time.
Yes, children should help parents after all and then they will help you in many ways. Personally, I'm pissing at my parents, although I hate to do it.
I'm dusting, washing my floors, wiping the dust, taking out the garbage.
In my spare time I play in the computer, watch TV and just rest on the bed.
I will also ask you 3 questions:
-What was the movie you watched on TV?
-How are you going to put up with Mom?
-Will you help Mom later?
Good luck,
Kechaev Vlad

A letter

Russia, 

 Victory Avenue 238.

06.03.2017

Hi, this is a very cool and well what do you like in the new school. I am happy to answer your questions. 
My favorite subject is chemistry, because the chemicals useful, informative and interesting. But a lot of chemistry set homework and it's very draining me, because I spend a lot of time doing homework, about 1-2 hours. But when I do, I can relax. I watch TV, play computer or reading books. Sometimes I go out for a walk with friends. 
I also ask you 3 questions : 
How late are you studying in school? What is your favorite lesson is not? How do you spend your spare time? 
See you, bye! 
Kechaev Vlad.

Strange creatures

1

in the picture illustrated: Bigfoot and loch Ness Monster.

2

Loren first became fascinaed by the study of cryptides or 'hiden animals' as a twelve-year-old after seeing a documentaly on Yetis, but his teacher told him thats is was all just nonsence. 

Loren is often the first person TV products turn to when rhey want an expert on the unexplained.

3

1. A

2. D

3. C

4. B

5. C

4

evidence-proof

inhabit-live in

settlements-colonies 

valued-respected 

reluctant-unwilling

virtually-almost 

glancing-looking 

replica-model
leading-top

5

1.glimpsed

2.peered

3.gazed

4.glared

5.peeped

6.stared

7.glimpsed

Environment protection

Our Earth is threatened by polluted waste, garbage and other household waste. But to solve this problem we can:
If people would clean up after themselves, will help other people to pick up trash, cleaning water, etc. So on our streets all will be better and purer. But it still will not be enough, because there are people who do not care for it, and they will continue to litter our planet. But our planet will be much better and cleaner.
On the other hand people will have less time to spend free time, they are often tired, everyone will complain and eventually they just will not help environment.
I believe that our world will be better. And we can help the environment

Environmental problems in the world

Environmental problems in the world

In the world there are a lot of environmental problems, such as:

Hunger, homelessness, racism, crime,  pollution, poverty and other.

To solve these problems must be: Helping the homeless with food, water and help to find a job.

Racists imprison and give psychologists. Volunteers assist with the cleaning of rivers, lakes and seas.Strengthen the powers of the police, to recruit more police officers to increase the length of stay in prison.

Generally, you can write millions of solutions to the problems in the world, but not all of them can work. But if you work, you will be all right in our world.

A letter

Chelyabinsk

Russia 

February 6, 2017

Dear Ben, 

You have a very interesting school the first time I can see that would be dramatic clubs ihuchali immediately anglysky and French. I hope I will be able to join the collective of your.

What I like most? Most of all I liked the performances, they are very beautiful and realistic. Well I also like to study a famous French language.

I want to go to drama club, soccer and programming for me, these clubs are very interesting.

I joined them because they are useful for development and very interesting for me personally.

Generally your school is very interesting and there are many useful for the development of the circles.

Good luck,

Vlad Kechaev.

The good old days(p34)

№3

1.In the first paragraph, we learn that Joanne's husband shares shares her love 50s(D)

2.One thing Joanne admires about people in the 50s is that they were always cheerful.(B)

3.She tries to copy the 1950s spirit by baking every day.(A)

4.Regarding modern technology, Joanne uses it, but doesn't want it to be seen(D)

5.The quote from Joanne in the final paragraph expresses her belief that there is nothing good about the 21st century.(C)

№4

1.time warp

2.black and white TVs

3.rock and roll music

4.traditional btight

5.21st century conveniences

6.values lipstick 

7.stylish suit

8.throwaway fashion

9.singing tips

10.cleaning tips

11.second-hand career

12.appliances then

Description of place

TRK "Rodnik" 

I'll tell you about Trk "Rodnik".
It is located in the city of Chelyabinsk. On the street Str. Labor, 203. 
In my opinion the most convenient Trk "Rodnik" Chelyabinsk because:
(1)There are many popular shops such as: the hypermarket of household appliancesе, the hypermarket of household goods, sport supermarket, game complex and other...
(2)1,900 parking spaces in the parking lot (ground, covered)
(3)In addition to the shops there is a cinema, fast food, restaurants and cafes.
(4)There are children waiting room, you leave them out there and you can go for a time to relax in the cinema or in another anywhere.

I have listed the most basic advantages Trk "Rodnik".

In general, this is a great place where you can go to buy something or just to relax with the family.

Letter of complaint

Chelyabinsk

Russia

21.11.2016

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am writing to complain about an "Xbox One S" order I placed trough your website www.microsoftstore.ru on 30th October. Unfortunately, I experienced a number of problemswith the product 

such as:

When I brought my "Xbox One S" he was all scratchedI .Button often staggered and bad worked. When I start to thrust his 

drive, he often does not read. It is often hot and buzzing. If you play more than 2 hours he shuts.

I would appreciate it if you could replace the "Xbox One S" 

I look forward to your prompt reply.

Your faithfuly,

Vlad Kechaev  

Geography of England

Geography.

England is made up of about 65% of the island of Great Britain as well as the Isle of Wight and the 
Isles of Scilly. Scotland borders England to the north and Wales to the west. The Irish Sea, Atlantic Ocean and North Sea surround England, granting it an extensive coastline. This contributes to its natural abundance, popularity amongst locals and tourists and transport system.
England covers approximately 130 410 square kilometres or 50 356 square miles and has a population of just under 60 million people.

Relief.

England makes extensive use of its inland waterways, such as its rivers. The Thames River, Mersey River and Tyne River are particularly important as they have formal ports in London, Liverpool and Newcastle respectively. When the tide is high, ships can travel along these rivers and into the ports. The Thames River is also the country.s longest at 346 kilometres in length.

The Pennines Mountain Range is the oldest of its kind in England, being dated at 300 million years of age. This mountain range measures approximately 400 kilometres or 250 miles in length. The whole area of the Pennines is diverse, boasting valleys, rivers and stark cliff faces as part of its topography. The highest peak in all of England is Scafell Pike (Cumbria), at an amazing 3209 feet or 978 metres above sea level.

England.s climate is described as being .temperate maritime.. Winter temperatures seldom plummet below zero degrees Celsius, while summer highs can reach about 30 degrees Celsius. January and February are coldest and usually experience snowfall, while July is the hottest month. England is a relatively wet country due to its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean. This, in turn, has created a lush land of greenery and blooms.

Of the total land area of England, urban development makes up about 21%, crops and fallow land about 30%, grasses and grazing area 36%, other agricultural land 5% and forests about 8%.

Tradinional Holidays.

JANUARY
1 January - New Year.s Day 
1 January - The New Year's Day Parade London (over 10 000 performers travel around London offering impressive dancing, acrobatics, cheerleading and musical acts)
5 January - Twelfth Night (Christian)
6 January - Epiphany (Christian)
12 January - Plough Monday (the start of the new farming year)
15 . 17 January - Straw Bear Festival at Whittlesey

FEBRUARY
2 February - Candlemas Day (Christian)
3 February - Chinese New Year 
14 February - St Valentine's Day (a Christian festival associated with love and romance) 

MARCH
Pancake Day (a Christian carnival on the eve of Ash Wednesday to start Lent, which is a time of fasting and devotions)
5 March . St Piran.s Day Cornwall
8 March - The Great Spitalfields Pancake Race
9 March - Ash Wednesday (the start of lent) 
14 March - Commonwealth Day

APRIL
1 April . April Fool.s Day (traditionally the day of practical jokes and trickery)
3 April . Mothers. Day 
3 April - Simnel Sunday
17 April - Palm Sunday (Christian)
21 April - Maundy Thursday (Christian)
21 April . The Queen.s birthday
22 April - Good Friday (Christian)
23 April . St George.s Day (a church festival)
24 April - Easter Sunday (Christian)
25 April - Easter Monday (Christian) 
25 April - Hop Monday
30 April . 2 May . Rochester Sweeps Festival

MAY
1 May - May Day
2 May - Early May Bank Holiday 
30 April - 2 May - Rochester Sweeps Festival
24 May . Empire Day 
29 May . Oak Apple Day (the birthday of Charles II)
30 May . Spring Bank Holiday
30 May . Cheese Rolling (in Gloucestershire)

    JUNE

2 June - Ascension Day (Christian) 
2 June . Coronation Day: Gun Salute
12 June . Pentecost / Whitsuntide (Christian) 
19 June . Fathers. Day

JULY
5 July - Tynwald Day (the national holiday of the Isle of Man)
15 July - St. Swithun's Day 
TBC - Swan Upping (a census of swans on the River Thames)

AUGUST
1 August - Lammas Day 
1 August - Yorkshire Day 
26 . 28 August - Reading Festival 
27 . 29 August - The Glenn Miller Festival (the largest jazz, swing and Jive festival in the United Kingdom)
28 . 29 August - Notting Hill Carnival
29 August - Late Summer Bank Holiday

SEPTEMBER
4 September . 8 November - Blackpool Illuminations
5 September - The Great River Race, London
TBC - Heritage Open Days (free entry to several National Trust properties)

OCTOBER
11 October - Apple Day
11 October - Trafalgar Day 
17 October - Punky Night (children sing through the streets and at residential doors)
31 October - Halloween 

NOVEMBER
1 November - All Saints Day (Christian)
1 November - London to Brighton Veteran Car Run
2 November - All Souls Day (Christian)
5 November - Guy Fawkes
5 November - Lewes Bonfire Night
11 November . Armistice Day
13 November - Remembrance Sunday
14 November - The Prince of Wales' birthday
20 November - Stir-up Sunday (last Sunday of the Christian Church Year)
27 November - Advent Sunday (Christian)

DECEMBER
TBC - Trafalgar Square Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony 
24 December - A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols
24 December - Christmas Eve
25 December - Christmas Day (Christian)
26 December - Boxing Day 
26 December - St Stephen's Day 
31 December - New Year.s Eve

                                                                                     Major Rivers of England.

•The River Thames
This river’s source is in Gloucestershire, but it passes through the southern England counties of Wiltshire, Oxfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Surrey, Essex, Kent and Greater London too.

•The Mersey River
The Mersey River is important due to its having a port in the city of Liverpool. It is approximately 112 kilometres (or 70 miles) long and passes through the counties of Merseyside and Cheshire. Its basin measures 4 680 square kilometres, which equals about 1 807 square miles. This river is made up of three major tributaries; namely the rivers Goyt, Etherow and Tame. Officially and according to modern definitions, the Mersey begins where the Tame River and the Goyt River converge. 

•The Tyne River
This river’s main source is situated in Alston Moor, while its mouth is in South Shields. It measures 100 kilometres (or 62 miles) in length and its basin is 2 145 square kilometres (or 828 square miles) in area. The Tyne River is formed by the coming together or the North Tyne and South Tyne rivers, which converge in Northumberland. 

•The Severn River
The Severn River is the longest river that flows through England and measures 354 kilometres or 220 miles in length. Its basin has an area of 11 420 square kilometres or 4 409 square miles. This river passes through the middle of Wales as well as the West Midlands and South West England.